Restore strength, function, and appearance.
Fillings or restorations help repair damaged, decayed, chipped, or worn teeth so you can chew comfortably, protect your tooth, and maintain your smile with confidence.
Conservative where possible, stronger protection where needed, and always tailored to the tooth in front of us.
Understand fillings & restorations
Watch a quick overview so you know exactly what to expect.
Simple treatment, done well, can prevent bigger problems later.
Why fillings or restorations are important.
When a tooth has decay, a crack, a chip, or signs of wear, restoring it early helps preserve as much healthy tooth structure as possible and can reduce the risk of bigger treatment later.
Preserve tooth structure
Fillings and restorations replace damaged or decayed areas while helping you keep more of your natural tooth.
Restore comfort and function
Once restored, teeth can usually return to more comfortable chewing, biting, and day-to-day use.
Prevent further damage
Sealing off decay, cracks, or weakened areas can help stop bacteria from causing more damage inside the tooth.
Common reasons a tooth may need a filling or restoration.
After an examination, we’ll recommend the option that best matches the amount of remaining tooth structure and the demands placed on that tooth.
Tooth decay or cavities
One of the most common reasons for treatment, especially when caught before the damage becomes extensive.
Cracks or chips
Minor fractures can often be restored before they worsen or affect the strength of the tooth more seriously.
Worn or weakened teeth
Grinding, erosion, or old restorations can leave teeth needing reinforcement and rebuilding.
Ceramic or composite — the right choice depends on the tooth.
Not every tooth needs the same type of restoration. We choose based on strength requirements, tooth position, remaining structure, and your goals.
Strong, aesthetic, and designed for longevity.
Often used when a tooth needs more strength or broader coverage than a standard filling can provide.
Closely mimics the look of natural teeth for a highly aesthetic result.
Durable and resistant to staining, making it a strong long-term option.
May be used for crowns, inlays, or onlays depending on the condition of the tooth.
Conservative, natural-looking, and often completed in one visit.
Can be colour-matched closely to your tooth for a seamless result.
Usually requires less removal of healthy tooth structure.
Placed directly into the tooth and shaped in a single appointment in many cases.
Suitable for a wide range of front and back teeth depending on the size and location of the defect.
A treatment plan that matches the tooth, not a one-size-fits-all approach.
We assess the extent of the damage carefully before recommending the best restorative option for strength, comfort, and longevity.
Comprehensive evaluation
We examine the tooth and use diagnostic imaging where needed to understand how much structure has been affected.
Customised recommendation
Based on the tooth and your needs, we recommend either composite or ceramic for the best balance of strength and conservation.
Precision placement
We use careful bonding and placement techniques to support longevity, function, and a natural feel.
Aesthetic finishing
The final result is shaped and colour-matched as closely as possible so it blends naturally with your smile.
Restorative care that balances preservation and protection.
Some teeth need a simple, conservative filling. Others need a stronger ceramic restoration to reduce the risk of fracture and support the tooth long term.
Care that is precise, personalised, and designed to last.
Experienced dentists with a strong focus on both function and aesthetics.
Advanced technology and careful planning for precise, effective treatment.
Recommendations tailored to the tooth, your goals, and long-term predictability.
A compassionate team focused on making the experience comfortable from start to finish.
Transparent guidance before treatment begins.
The final fee depends on the material used, the size and location of the restoration, and how complex the tooth is to restore.
Ceramic fillings / restorations
$1,279 – $1,919 per tooth
Often used when a stronger, broader, or more durable restoration is needed.
Composite resin fillings / restorations
$249 – $649 per tooth
A more conservative option in many cases, often completed in one visit.
Repair the tooth before it becomes a bigger problem.
If you have a cavity, crack, chip, or worn tooth, early treatment can often be simpler and more conservative. Book a consultation and we’ll help you understand the best option for your tooth.